re: telstra is company of the past Absolutely, all I am saying is these blue chips react well after "supposed" diasasters. Timing the bottom of fall is a good game but these were all bought with solid recovery lines in their share price graphs.
They fit the solid business descriptions . . .so does Telstra. Readers here can try for the absolute timing but they do not need to, in order to earn very good returns with a LIQUID stock. The effort of securing perfect timing is sometimes not worth it . . let others decide when that occurs and you reap the benefits.
Plenty of better upsides with minnows and speculative ventures, but for liquidity and upside potential then for me . .go look when the blue chip gets a beating . . .theres usually a bargain hanging around.
re: telstra is company of the past Absolutely, all I am saying...
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